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Today the State Department put out a very disturbing press release.
Last week the United States repatriated a U.S. citizen minor from a displaced persons camp in northeast Syria for unification with the child’s family. We thank the Federal Bureau of Investigation, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, and the Department of Defense for their assistance. Our interagency efforts have given this child, who has known nothing of life outside of the camps, a future free from the influence and dangers of ISIS terrorism…
The only durable solution to the humanitarian and security crisis in these displaced persons camps in northeast Syria is for countries of origin to repatriate, rehabilitate, reintegrate, and where appropriate, ensure accountability for their nationals. The same goes for former ISIS fighters held in detention centers in northeast Syria. As we do with our own nationals, every country must take responsibility for its nationals in northeast Syria and not look to others to solve the problem for them. They should also share in the burden incurred in caring for and repatriating their nationals.
I had to check twice to make sure this press release wasn’t from the Biden administration. It wasn’t.
After ISIS lost much of its territory, the ISIS population, many in theory ‘civilians’, but just as fanatical as the front-line Jihadis, were put into displaced camps by the Kurdish fighters. The ISIS population is still just as evil.
There are children there. Meet some of the kids.
During an interview with a woman from Tajikistan, children surrounded us.
When I tried to interact with them by offering a high five or handshake, they spat, kicked and threw stones at us. Some raised the IS one-finger salute, shouting “Allahu Akbar”, which means “Allah is Greater”.
And another ISIS kid.
A boy with a pistol appears to execute two men who are accused of being Russian spies in a new propaganda video released by the terror ISIS group.
In the video, the boy, who has been identified as Abdullah in prior ISIS videos, sports long hair and wears a black sweater and military fatigue pants.
He stands behind the two men, who are kneeling, and shoots them in the back of the head in a theatrically produced video with slow motion. The boy stands over one of the bodies, fires two more times, and later raises his pistol high.
Any minors who happen to be US citizens are the children of parents who joined ISIS. They’re foreign enemies. Not Americans.
Bringing them back to America is madness. And it’s a madness that began under the Biden administration. Here’s an example.
They landed in the camps through no fault of their own: Their father is a naturalized American citizen who left the U.S. to join ISIS a decade ago, and started a family while overseas.
A basic question here is how are they even Americans? They’re not.
Eventually, Abdelhamid startled them again with news that he had acquired a wife and children while abroad. According to Abdelhamid, he had married the widow of another ISIS fighter, and that woman had a son by her previous husband. She and Abdelhamid then produced a son of their own, raising the two boys together.
So we’re taking in the kids of ISIS Jihadists who weren’t even born in America. It’s insane. One arm of the government is trying to deport terrorists while another is bringing them in.
What’s the method behind the madness?
The Kurds have been holding large numbers of ISIS people. We’re funding a lot of that infrastructure. And once Turkey backed an ISIS-Al Qaeda takeover of Syria, the game was over. The Turkish Jihadist government wants ISIS sprung and the Kurds out. The Kurds released a lot of the Syrian ISIS Jihadists and let them go back. This may have helped lead to the bombing of a church. Closing up the camps by freeing the ISIS terrorists and their families is supposed to wrap up business.
But the State Department is doubling down on the same insane proposal to not only send ISIS families, but ISIS Jihadists around the world. I’ll quote the State Dept press release, “The same goes for former ISIS fighters held in detention centers in northeast Syria. As we do with our own nationals, every country must take responsibility for its nationals in northeast Syria ”
This is how you get more terrorism.
America should not be importing more Islamic terrorists. Neither should any country in the world. And we should stop spreading ISIS around the world.
Looks like a good example of brain-dead government policy.
Anyone recall the story Trump use to tell about the lady and the snake? How soon we forget that good intentions often have unintended negative consequences that turns into regret and worse.
When those State Department people got fired, people suggested more needed to be fired. I agreed while thinking it was a bit over the top..
Now, I think not near enough were fired.
The state department (i.e., the government) wastes money? That’s a rather banal statement. Get back to me when they STOP wasting tax payers money. That would be new and refreshing news worthy of attention.
The entire Federal Public Service needs to be reduced by at least 60%, starting at the top.
Until our State Department, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice are educated on what the religion of Islam ACTUALLY IS, such acts of stupidity under the guise of compassion will continue. This ongoing idiocy is easily corrected with education!
Those prominent writers on Jihad Watch should be immediately dispatched for the completely unbiased education necessary in protection of our country and people. All government departments should be required to have MEMRI downloaded for daily updates on truth vs propaganda and weekly updates that unveil to America what is true but goes untranslated as to what is really going on in Middle Eastern countries.
Unfortunately, Trump is an astute businessman but horrifically uneducated about Islam and the ways of Islamists and they are leading him down a primrose path using duplicity as a means for engaging unwarranted compassion.
Compassion given to those without a conscience, is aiding and abetting.